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Coins with King Henri III's Image
For clarity, the least worn coins are displayed, not necessarily the most representative.
There was no single mint in France at the time. Each region issued its own
coins based on iconography different from other coins of the the same year, i.e.
there was no standard image of the king in any given year. Compare his
father's and brother's coins.
Henri is invariably shown from the right side, while his brother Charles is
shown from the opposite one. Henri favored the right side, because - as a
child - he suffered from a nasal fistula on the left.
Ruff Collar
Grooming
Mystery
Earrings
      
   
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